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Google is trying to make Google Translate more accurate by expanding the number of languages that are supported by its neural machine translation software.

The Californian search giant announced on Monday that Hindi, Russian, and Vietnamese will be powered by neural machine translation in the next couple of weeks.

Eight other languages are already using neural machine translation technology.

“Neural translation is a lot better than our previous technology, because we translate whole sentences at a time, instead of pieces of a sentence,” wrote Barak Turovsky, product lead on Google Translate, in the blog post.

Turovsky added that Google will be rolling out neural machine translation to other languages in the coming weeks.

By now, many of us have heard about or might even own one of the popular, sleek multi-functional voice-first devices, such as the Amazon Echo, also known as “Alexa”, the name used when waking the device to give a verbal command.

This joke is terrible for many reasons, not the least of which is that I ended up anthropomorphized a digital device, which may be one of the biggest issues with this devices.

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First, according to Voice Labs Voice Report for 2017, 6.5 million voice-first devices — defined as an always-on piece of hardware utilizing artificial intelligence (AI) with primarily a voice interface, both for input and output — were shipped in 2016.

While Amazon and Google (and Siri on our iPhones) have an early lead in this sector, there are sure to be new entrants.

Here are predictions for the strategies of just the big players:

The crazy thing is that even with the potential for 24 million devices to be in our homes soon, the potential impact still remains remarkably unclear.

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All of the post-processing to settle on one common name has already been done and you can find the library that can guess the virus names at this github repo .

Using Machine Learning to Name Malware – Artificial Intelligence on Using Machine Learning to Name Malware

items() if v} print(“We have to guess the family name in the following result:\n”) print(to_guess) l_of_l = get_list_of_token_lists([to_guess]) m = tfidf.transform(l_of_l) els_to_pos = {e: tfidf.vocabulary_[e] for e in l_of_l[0]} els_to_scores = {k: m[:, v].

“We have to guess the family name in the following result:” {‘AVG’: ‘MLoader’, ‘Ad-Aware’: ‘Gen:Application.

If we just see the eggs and we know the probabilities ahead of time, we can figure out which egg belongs to which dinosaur using Viterbi algorithm .

All of the post-processing to settle on one common name has already been done and you can find the library that can guess the virus names at this github repo .

items() if v} print(“We have to guess the family name in the following result:\n”) print(to_guess) l_of_l = get_list_of_token_lists([to_guess]) m = tfidf.transform(l_of_l) els_to_pos = {e: tfidf.vocabulary_[e] for e in l_of_l[0]} els_to_scores = {k: m[:, v].

“We have to guess the family name in the following result:” {‘AVG’: ‘MLoader’, ‘Ad-Aware’: ‘Gen:Application.

Using Machine Learning to Name Malware

Let’s create some training data to label parts of virus names with their corresponding tags.